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Wez G – Direktes Deutsch
Direktes Deutsch ist ein Podcast von DJ Wez G, der zeitgenössische deutsche Musik im Rahmen seiner World Music Series präsentiert. In einer Stunde werden verschiedene Lieder aus unterschiedlichen Kulturen vorgestellt, um Unterhaltung zu bieten und musikalische Entdeckungsreisen zu ermöglichen. Der Podcast inspiriert und verbindet globale Musikliebhaber. Continue reading
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Chatham House: Aid in an age of security: What should the UK’s global priorities be?
The meeting discusses the UK’s aid budget amid global aid cuts, primarily due to reduced US funding. Speakers emphasize the geopolitical impact, highlighting how aid affects conflict resolution, health, and climate issues. They call for renewed commitment to development, addressing poverty, and the need for a cohesive international framework, especially regarding the UN. Continue reading
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Differences and Inequalities
Drawing on material from two out of the three strands of DD102 study materials, discuss some of the ways in which differences and inequalities can both change and persist over time. The two topics I have chosen from two strands are City Road, Cardiff from the introductory strand, which looks at Making Lives, Connecting Lives… Continue reading
African West Indian, Arab community, Arabic, Brexit, Britian, British society, Cardiff, Cardiff Bay, caribbean, City Road, City Road Cardiff, COnnecting Lives, differecnes and inequalities, differences, digital world, disability, disabled, disabled rights, discrimination, Erasmus, European, European Union, Europeans, Hawaii, Hawaiian, homeless, illegal immigration, immigrant, immigrant community, inequalities, International Relations, Iraq, Iraqi, Iraqi restaurant, John Arthur, language, London, Making Lives, middle east, MIddle Eastern, Migration, Net Present Value, Nof Al-Kelaby, NPV, Open University, Ordering Lives, political, Politics, racism, Raghuram and Erel, religion, religious beliefs, Salvation Army, Social Science, social scientist, Stephen Sweetman, taking the knee, The Hawaiian, TOmmy Robinson, United Kingdom, Wales, Welsh, West Indian, Windrush -
Review: MI9: A History of the Secret Service for Escape and Evasion in World War Two – by Helen Fry
I randomly found this book on the shelves of Caldicot library. I read a lot of books on U.K. Intelligence services: MI5, MI6 and GCHQ. During the war…. Mt grandfather (GaGa) was in 618 Squadron RAF and 143 Coastal Command. He didn’t really speak to me much about World War 2 itself until quite late… Continue reading
#centuryofgaga, 100th birthday, 143 COastal COmmand, 618 Squadron, Alan Turing, army, Asia, Belgium, Bletchley Park, Brexit, Britain, Burma, Caldicot, Caldicot Library, Colditz, Comet Line, computers, D-Day, Dédée, Enigma Code, Esacape and Evasion, Escape from Colditz, Escape to Victory, espionage, France, gadgets, Gaga, GCHQ, Germany, God, Helen Fry, HighFlight, Holland, Ian Fleming, intelligence, IS9, James Bond, Japanese, John Gillespie Magee Jr., jungle, Kim Phily, library, Luftwaffe, MI5, mi6, MI9, Military, Naga, Naga Hills, Naga Queen, Nazi, Nazis, Paris, poem, poetry, POWs, Q, RAF, Rat Lines, Room 900, Royal Air Force, secrecy, secret, secret service, Sir Ian Fleming, SOE, South East Qasia, spies, spy, United Kingdom, veterans, war, war poem, war poet, war poetry, wigwam, William Gordon Gerrard, World War 2, World War 3, WW2 -
Review: The Dragons and the Snakes – How The Rest Learned to Fight The West – by David Kilcullen
This is one of the very best books I have ever read. It is up to date material and full of cutting edge military theory and ideas and I believe is critical essential reading for any politician or military personnel, especially those who conduct their employment in the NATO led West. I am no stranger… Continue reading
9/11, Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, AQI, Australia, Australian, Brexit, Byzantine, China, Chinese, cold war, Combat Darwinism, Communism, Communist, cyberwarfare, Darwin, David Kilcullen, democracy, DOnald Trump, Dragons, economic warfare, Estonia, evolution, Gorbachev, Hezbollah, Hydra, information warfare, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, Kremlin, Liminal Warfare, Military, military theory, modern warfare, Moscow, NATO, Navy, North Korea, oligarch, Osama Bin LAden, People's Liberation Army, PLA, Putin, Qiao Liang, Russia, Russian, Snakes, South China Sea, Soviet Union, Syria, Taliban, terrorism, terrorist, The Dragons and The Snakes, Trump, UK, Ukraine, Unrestricted Warfare, US election, USA, USSR, Vladimir Putin, Wang Xiangsui, war, War On Terror -
Review: Putin’s People – How the KGB took back Russia and then took on The West – by Catherine Belton
The author of this, the best study of Vladimir Putin that I have read to date, is Catherine Belton, a Financial Times journalist that was based in Moscow. It is a comprehensive study of the rise of Putin and how he has cemented a Tsar-like power as head of the New Russia. We go from… Continue reading
Belton, Boris Berezovsky, Boris Yeltsin, Brexit, Capitalism, Catherine Belton, cold war, Communism, Conservative, Conservative Party, Conservatives, corruption, crime, DOnald Trump, Dostoyevsky, espionage, Financial Times, FSB, Gangster, KGB, Kremlin, London, Londongrad, mafia, Mikhail Khodorkhovsky, Moscoow, Moscow, oligarch, Organised Crime, organized crime, Panama Papers, Putin, Roman Abramovich, Russia, Russian Mafia, siloviki, Soviet Union, spy, St Petersburg, Tambov, Tambov Group, Trump, Trump Towers, Tsar, U.K., Ukraine, USA, USSR, Vladimir Putin -
Landlocked – Mental Health in the UK and the Prevention of International Travel, Translation and Foreign Language Education
On the Second of April 1997, at the point of my first contact with the Mental Health Act, I had my life’s dreams shattered. On that day, my parents had been persuaded to take me to see a psychiatrist at the local mental hospital, St Cadoc’s in Caerleon. I hadn’t wanted to attend the meeting… Continue reading
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Brexit and Mental Health
Brexit, like it or not is a reality. 54% of the public voted in a referendum for us to leave the EU. I watched with despair as events unfolded and was almost praying for us to stay in as I feared that a Brexit decision could really send my End Of Terror situation spiralling out… Continue reading
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